inFlow, the store's inventory system, would not take orders from WooCommerce: product data was not properly matched between the two, and product attributes had issues.
National Safety Gear sells high-visibility workwear and safety apparel online. Its inventory system, inFlow, would not take orders from the WooCommerce store, because product data was not properly matched between the two systems and product attributes had issues. Codiffy matched the product data and fixed the attributes, so orders go through to inFlow.
National Safety Gear sells high-visibility workwear and safety apparel online: ANSI class 2 and class 3 safety vests and shirts, safety sweatshirts and jackets, hard hats and custom safety apparel, with everyday low prices and no minimum orders.
The store runs on WooCommerce and its inventory on inFlow. inFlow would not take the store’s orders: product data was not properly matched between WooCommerce and inFlow, and the product attributes had issues. For a store with sizes, colors and classes on every product, that meant orders that could not go where the team works.
With the data matched and the attributes fixed, inFlow takes the orders from the store again.
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inFlow would not take orders from WooCommerce, because product data was not properly matched between the two systems and product attributes had issues.
We matched the product data between WooCommerce and inFlow and fixed the product attributes, so the orders go through to inFlow.
Yes. Most integration failures come down to data that does not match between the systems. We find where it breaks and fix it at the source.
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